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Kids! Come make the BIGGEST bubbles of your lives -- FREE -- with GRANDPOP BUBBLES™!
Swedesboro-Woolwich Parks & Recreation will sponsor GRANDPOP BUBBLES™ and his amazing "Free Bubble Festival," where kids from 12-months to 1200-months will make the BIGGEST bubbles of their lives!
You'll share Grandpop Bubbles' bubble juice and 4' bubble wands and his 3' bubble "Tristrings" (two sticks and strings) to make bubbles. He guarantees that you will make the BIGGEST bubbles of your life -- whatever your age.
ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
- Make BUBBLES and BUBBLE RAINBOWS!
- Try to escape the GHOST OF BLOB.
- Run away from Bubble GHOSTS, DRAGONS, WHALES, and DINOSAURS!
- Pop all the cars of a BUBBLE TRAIN if you can reach them!
- Hit the floor with DANCING BUBBLES!
- Rain goes through my bubbles, so I will be there unless co-sponsor must cancel event.
- Weather forecasts won't tell you, but Grandpop Bubbles predicts that the weather phenomenon he calls the BUBBLE BLIZZARD may occur... (about every half hour). Poppers will freak out!
Also check out the Swedesboro Family Fun Day (happening at the same location)
Who
ALL AGES WELCOME
Cost
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DISCLAIMER:
Please be advised that event times, prices & availability are subject to change without notice. Cancellations can happen at any time due to weather, low registration, sickness, closures, etc. Please check with the venue/host ahead of time to confirm the listed program/event is still scheduled. Events that require registration may be full the day of the event. Please check with the venue to make sure seats are still available prior to leaving the house. Macaroni KID Cherry Hill takes no responsibility for full or cancelled events. Event prices may change without notice. Please be sure to check with the venue/host to make sure the prices are still the same. Macaroni KID Cherry Hill takes no responsibility for changes in price. Macaroni KID Cherry Hill does not take any commission on listed events and all events listed are for informational purposes only.
